Data On Clipboard Is Not Same Size And Shape As Selected Area?
Dec 15, 2013
How to turn off or default the warning box message ...
"Data on the Clipboard is not the same size and shape as the selected area. Do you want to paste the data anyway"
I hate having to click yes on this every time I paste something. I do it hundreds of times a day.
My tables is centered and merged because my external date changes sizes each time I paste to the table.
I have looked all over to try and find an "OFF" warning/message button for this. I just want to know how to turn it off or default it to never pop up again!
So far I have this just for testing but I do not know what I would do to have the user select a region and for me to test if it is a valid size for a matrix. (2x2 or 3x3 are the valid sizes).
Code: Public Function MyInverse() As Variant Sub Size()
Dim row As Double Dim col As Double
[Code] ...........
Else: MsgBox "You have entered an invalid size of the matrix. Please enter a 2x2 or 3x3 matrix." End If End Sub
I am trying to write a macro to paste the data that has been copied onto the clipboard into my worksheet. However I want to paste it in different ways depending on what data is there.
This is what I have so far:
Sub ImportTissue() Sheets("Tissue").Select If "dimensions of clipboard data are 5 cells by 5 cells" Then
Need aid in copying certain cells with text/labels to clipboard to format a body of email to be sent via Yahoo webmail, so I can paste it where needed.
I did a couple of Excel VBA's back in 2000 or so at last job but haven't seen/used VBA since.
Have a spreadsheet with customer data, (one cust per row) and wish to create something like the following in clipboard (in this example, assuming row 2 is the selected row)...I'll only be sending out one or two of these per day so nothing fancy is needed, just a way to avoid retyping critical data that could get mistyped.
-------------------- A8
Rental details for 2008
Customer Name : A2 Unit nbr : A3 Nbr of weeks : A4 Balance due : A5 --------------------
I'm using Office 2000 still...I've done some searching but results found seem to complicated for my situation or not quite close enough for me to see how to apply it.
How can I print 2 selected area (highlighted area). I know there is a trick to do that. Right now I can only select (highlight) one area to print, but would like to know how to print 2 or more areas at same time
I have an autoshape on an sheet, and use this code (it's a circle), to rezise it....
[Code] ....
However, it does rezise it, but the shape doesn't keep it's central position. Is there a bit of code I can add to stop the shape from moving? In other words, have the shape rezise around it's center of location?
I'm trying to make a circles size (diameter) change depending on a value inputted in a cell, preferable I would like to have a limit to the sizes too so if that the circle will not have a diameter larger than 20 or smaller than 2 regardless of the values put in. the sheet will have several circles.
I know this must be documented somewhere but I don’t think I’m using the right terminology in my searches,
I'm trying to paste the column that my code found into the blank cell C18, which may change in the future, but I got an error that I need to select the cell to paste the column to - I'm not getting the code right. Here's what I've tried:
For Each Cell In Sheets("Total Sell Dollars").Range("1:1") If Cell.Value Like "2014*" Then BlankRow = Sheets("Total Sell Dollars").Range("C" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)
Cell.EntireColumn.Copy Sheets("Total Sell Dollars").Cells(BlankRow + 1).Select.Paste Sheets("Total Sell Dollars").Select End If Next
When I run this: Cell.EntireColumn.Copy Sheets("Total Sell Dollars").Cells(BlankRow + 1).Select.Paste line gets highlighted and it says: "Run Time error '424': Object Required"
This is the code that I tried when I got the paste error: Cell.EntireColumn.Copy Sheets("Total Sell Dollars").Cells(BlankRow + 1)
and the error was: Run-time error '1004' We can't paste because the Copy area and paste area aren't the same size.
Try one of the following: Click one cell, then paste. Select a rectangle that's the same size, then paste.
Once I paste the column that excel found, I want to go to the next column and paste the found column into the cell C19 - which may change in the future and so on until all the found columns with 2014 in them are pasted.
I have two Textboxes created from the drawing toolbar, named "FlowChart1", "FlowChart2". Below is a simple macro I recorded and modified which connects these two textboxes.
Sub FlowChartConnection() ActiveSheet.Shapes.Range( Array("FlowChart1", "FlowChart2")).Select ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddConnector(msoConnectorCurve, 149.25, 146.25, 159.75, _ 257.25).Select Selection.ShapeRange.ConnectorFormat.BeginConnect ActiveSheet.Shapes( _ "FlowChart1"), 3 Selection.ShapeRange.ConnectorFormat.EndConnect ActiveSheet.Shapes("FlowChart2" _ ), 1 End Sub
Although it works fine... A problem I am having is that I am working with multiple (duplicated) flowcharts. Currently, the connection is based on the name of the objects. If I duplicate both textboxes and run the macro, the connection will connect to the first set of ( already connected) textboxes.
Q. Is it possible to form a connection based on active selection rather than the name of the objects? ie: if any two textboxes are selected.. connect these two objects.
I'm trying to do is add a signature box (for inventory-taking accountability) directly below the pasted area after I paste it. Now, of course, the copied and pasted area could have 5 rows or it could have 15, and when I copy it from the first sheet and paste it into the second it doesn't preserve the name of the range on the second page, so what I really need to do to add the signature box directly below the last row in the pasted area is specify the location in relation to the last row in the pasted selection, but I don't know how to do that. Using ActiveCell always refers to the top-left-most cell in the selected area. So...
If I have an area selected, how do I refer to the bottom-right-most cell in that selection (in the same way that ActiveCell refers to the top-left-most cell)? Or at least the bottom row? Or, even better, the row below the bottom row?
I need to worked out Hours worked in a timesheet. This was the easy part, the hard part is the clause tha HR threw in, which is:
If you have worked and 8 hour day WITH 1 hr lunch then you qualify for overtime. if you work a 8 hr day and work through your lunch (1 hour) (so equivelant to 9 hrs) you still do NOT qualify for overtime there for Overtime = 0.
This is cause some people work though their lunch to get overtime, but legally they have to have a break so we are not paying overtime for it. I have basically tried in a formula to replicate this but it works with some data and not with all. attached is an example, as you'll see the formula works in some cells, but not others.
I have some code which selected a certain amount of columns depending on whether they contain values or not. Once I have this range set and I select it I want to set this as the print area. I am not quite sure how to do this. for example I tried:
I need to display a selected area in an excel sheet in a VB form! I am not sure how to convert the selected area to an image ! The area already contains some images! I am attaching the file for ur refrence!
I need the portion which is within the frame to be converted as an image and get displayed in a Vb form!
I'm trying to set a variable for a range based on the cells selected. For example, I want variable "myrange" to be set to range("A1:D14") if I click on cell A1 and drag it to D14. So far everything I've tried ends up getting the good old "1004 - Application defined or object defined error".
I have the following code that let's the user choose and " import" data to an existing sheet. It works well up until now. The problem is that the three ranges that I am trying to copy the data from on workbook to another has changed size. In previous version of my workbooks the range was two columns by 10 rows. Now, it is 1 column by 10 rows. So, when I run this macro it doesn't work because the two ranges are different. Is there any way to: 1) Only copy over one of the rows of a range thus making the macro run?
2) Do not run that part of the macro if there is an error?
Thanks so much for reading this long-winded description but the error is a big problem
Using Excel 2003 I am trying to write a macro to set the print area according to the amount of data in a particular range of cells. I find I can include this instruction
I am trying to graph the following data in an area chart with line charts superimposed on the area chart. I have a lot of data (and a lot going on) so I'm trying to figure out the best way to show this in excel from a functional standpoing (i can't get this to work in excel!!) to also an asthetic standpoint (dont want it to look terrible or illegible). This is what I'm trying to chart:
1) Weather data (temperature) by region: So one region, would be: Northwest I would like the "area" (so a shaded region) to be the min/max of the temperature data for each month.
2) I would like to show the temperature for each year as a line graph on the chart - so you can see if a year falls in or out of the shaded region.
3) I would like to show a company's sales increases across the same months per year as separate line charts. I may choose to just show the biggest outlier year in the end... or to show 2006 (the latest data).
What I am trying to convery with the chart is that the company's sales is or is not tied to weather deviations. I have attached an excel file with the data. I haven't been able to use the area chart or get a two axis chart to work or get it to look even remotely professional.
I'm trying to implement a very simple macro to paste a set of cells - already copied to the clipboard from a CSV file - into a worksheet.
Basically, all I need it to do is to allow the user to open that other CSV file, hit CTRL+A and CTRL+C, then go to the relevant sheet in my workbook and run the macro, which should simply paste the copied data into that sheet (starting at cell A30).
Here's what I have so far - I keep getting an error when the macro reaches the ActiveSheet.Paste command.
VB: Sub UpdateData() ' ' UpdateData Macro ' Dim strSheetName As String
I've just written a macro to copy large amount of data from one worksheet into another. It works well right now, except a little problem. Every time I run the macro, there is always a message box appeared. It let me to choose whether to save or delete data on the clipboard. And I usually choose 'no'. (The message box has been screenshotted and attached into this thread.) Because I use this macro very often, it really makes troubles to me. Is there anyway to block the message box. I mean let it never appear?
I'm trying to add a textbox at the current position (selected cell) with a set size, fill color, and border color. I found this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...8(VS.80).aspx:
